Bulgaria’s political crisis: A President in the middle
He has been booed and jeered by protesters, called a marionette by a minority party leader and had his ability
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He has been booed and jeered by protesters, called a marionette by a minority party leader and had his ability
Read moreA state of emergency has been declared in the village of Dolno Selo after the Bistritsa River burst its banks
Read moreAmong European Union countries, Bulgaria has the highest rate – at 52 per cent – of under-18s at risk of
Read moreBulgaria’s Consultative Council on National Security was scheduled to hold a meeting on February 26 2013 to discuss risks and
Read moreBulgaria’s two largest opposition parties, the socialists and the predominantly ethnic Turk Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF), have rejected
Read moreOn February 24, Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev appeared in front of the protest rally in Sofia to accept a document
Read moreBulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) said on February 25 that it fined Toplofikatsiya Sofia, the state-owned heating utility
Read moreMoments after formally turning down the offer to form a government anew, Boiko Borissov challenged the opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party
Read moreThe newly-elected Patriarch of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, Neofit, offered a public prayer at his enthronement ceremony at Sofia’s Alexander
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